The Pinnacle Of Life

Waltz disliked being put in the spotlight in such a way. She pulled Alex to the side. “Let’s go, Brother! I heard stone gambling is highly risky. And to be honest, you don’t need any more money. What’s so great about this anyway? Let’s just get those pills done!”

‘Pills?’

Taken out of context, many people misunderstood her words.

Everyone stared at the two puzzledly. Could it be that Princess Fleur from Thousand Miles Conglomerate was that type of person?

However, no one dared to speak up against her.

Alex shook his head. “I’d like to buy some for fun.”

Waltz waved dismissively. “Fine, have some fun then. Which one would you like? I’ll get it for you.”

‘Tsk tsk, just look at her, isn’t she just wife material?’

The men in the area took glances at Alex—they were extremely jealous of him.

Apart from Waltz’s status, her appearance was just ethereal compared to most women. As someone who was able to win Waltz’s heart over, they figured that Alex must be of high status and quite respected within Thousand Miles Conglomerate…

Back in ancient days, a princess’s spouse wouldn’t be regarded to be that far from royalty himself.

Waltz referring to Alex as her Brother struck

ores in the stone gambling store and managed to identify three stones in particular that had Chi flowing within. He didn’t need Waltz’s

piece while

was as big as

were the sizes

three ores don’t look so good. There’s a low chance that you’d be in the green with

his head and said, “There’s no need for that,

something to say, but he

so weird? He chose the shabbiest alchemy stove just a while ago. Now he’s getting these useless rocks that won’t ever get him in the green. Is he destined to

total? I’ll have

and didn’t dare to ask for money. So, he just told Alex that everything

“Just tell me how much they cost. I, Alex Rocekefeller, am not a

store owner didn’t have any opinions on Alex’s decision, though

of the stones was five hundred and thirty

What brings such a beauty to our area? Do you know how

man walked out of the crowd. He seemed scruffy, a devilish smirk

with

man. She didn’t want to pay any further